Abnormal brain discharge. What's it feel like?

Abnormal cerebral discharge is a chronic disease characterized by sudden and transient symptoms, which can be motor, sensory, mental or autonomic, with or without changes in consciousness and alertness. Manifestations include increased muscle tone in the limbs, muscle spasms, inverted angular arch, deviation of the mouth to one side, accompanied by salivation of the mouth. At the same time, patients may also show obvious symptoms or signs such as reduced or disappeared response to light due to bilateral mydriasis, urinary incontinence, and closed teeth.